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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1990
Page
2
In Russell, farmers will get the full aid amount after 78 percent of normal yield last year. Eligibility also extends to Parkland municipalities east of Dauphin and uses average yields from 1973 to 1987. Farmers without crop insurance last year remain uncared for by the program.
Dave Campbell of Manitoba Agriculture said the program requires uninsured farmers with acres to file an application before July 31 to receive payment. After initial cheques are issued, a final payment will distribute any remaining funds. Farmers in prosperous municipalities affected by hail are not covered.
Education changes outlined by Len Derkach include 90 high school reforms to literacy standards curriculum restructuring and senior year final exams. Grade 9 moves into high school with senior levels 1 to 4 exams. Interprovincial road routes added and new Skills for Independent Living program funded at 250000 in first year, rolling out over four years. Goose Lake High unaffected.
A 14 year old and a 13 year old friend were given 15 month supervised probation after stabbing the mother on January 19. The court cited counselling and strict curfews under the Young Offenders Act, with the victim noting some improvement but urging continued help.
A Valley River woman was fined $100 after police stopped her while she was driving to the store for cigarettes on May 5 and found she did not have a valid licence.
Charles Vermeylen and his wife opened MVC Furniture and Upholstery in Roblin on June 1, offering furniture sales repairs and re upholstery. Vermeylen, from Roblin and former Winnipeg upholsterer, aims to grow the business locally then regionally and even manufacture in Roblin once established.
Hire a Student Week progresses with events including a car wash on June 28. The coloring contest drew 72 entries and the poster contest 9 with prizes awarded to named students. Judges Grace Bowley and Robert Yeo praised the entries as winners and participants received certificates. A draw for a dinner for two at P Js Diner prizes anyone hiring a student or youth during HAS Week.
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